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Hello everyone. I am new to this website but not new to physics. I took physics in high school and college, but I did forget a lot of what I learned. I graduated from college with a degree in Electronics Engineering. I graduated in 1997. The areas of physics that I am the most interested in is electromagnetism, magnetic fields and electric fields. I am not going to school right now, but I want to review my physics and continue to learn. I look forward to communicating with people here!
 
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